What happens when a command fails to achieve CTS of 80 percent?

When a command fails to achieve a Certification Training Support (CTS) score of 80 percent, a reassessment process is initiated within a timeframe of four to six months. This action underscores the importance of maintaining a high standard in the Navy 3-M System and holds commands accountable for their readiness and performance levels.

The reassessment allows for the identification of any deficiencies that led to the low score and provides an opportunity for the command to rectify those issues before undergoing evaluation again. This proactive approach ensures that the command can improve and meet the necessary standards for certification, reflecting the Navy's commitment to ensuring operational readiness and effective management of maintenance.

This process emphasizes the continual improvement model within the Navy's maintenance culture and provides a structured timeline for commands to enhance their capabilities.